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General information
Training with a vibrating device is a very comprehensive training method, which in addition to the muscles, also
impacts the rest of the body. For example blood circulation is stimulated and the metabolism improved. For some
years now, professional and top sportspeople have used training with vibration devices for intens ive and effective
sporting and also therapeutic purposes.
Due to the gentle but also highly effective training with vibration devices, many physio practices use this type of
training for building up muscles post-injury or for rehabilitation. When used with the professional guidance of
your physiotherapist, you may also be able to carry out this therapy at home if required. The main use of
vibration devices is at home or for sporting applications.
When planning your training, please be aware that even though this form of training is very gentle on the
body, it is still very intensive. So make sure you give your body sufficient rest breaks.
If any of the following points apply to you, you should consult your doctor before starting training, to
check whether training with the device will be helpful or possible:
● Heart pacemakers
● Thromboses
● Tumours
● Metastases
● Epilepsy
● Recently completed operations
● Acute wounds
● Pregnancy
● Recently inserted coils
● Acute fractures
● Acute inflammation
● Acute infections, such as e.g. a flu infection
● Metal- or plastic-based implants (including dental implants)
● Kidney, gall and or bladder stones
● Operations which have been carried out recently
● Diabetes
● Muscle and joint diseases
● Disc damage
● Poor position of bones and/or joints
● Heart and vascular diseases
If you have conditions, limitations or disabilities which are not listed here, then before starting
training discuss with the
doctor or therapist who is treating you how you should complete or structure your training.
Disposal of the device
European disposal guideline 2002/96/EC
Never dispose of your training device with household waste.
Only dispose of the device via a municipal or licensed disposal operation. When doing so, comply with the
current applicable regulations. If in doubt, check with your local council regarding correct disposal options for
the product.
Batteries (if present in the device)
Batteries must never be disposed of with normal household waste.
Be aware that batteries may contain toxic materials, therefore every user has a legal obligation to return batteries to the
correct point in their town or to the shop. If in doubt, check with your local council regarding correct disposal options for the
product. Only return batteries when discharged.